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The Museum & Historic Advisory Committee consists of 9 members appointed by City Council. The committee advises and makes recommendations to City Council regarding the preservation and protection of the City's architecturally and culturally significant resources for future generations.
The Planning Department provides staff support to this committee. The committee was established by Section 34.0 of the Carrollton Code of Ordinances.
Meeting Schedule
MHAC generally meets in January, March, May, July, September, and November at 6:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday at Crosby Recreation Center, 1610 E. Crosby Rd.
All meetings are open to the public, and MHAC welcomes interested visitors.
Approved Minutes
January 14, 2026
- View January 14, 2026 approved minutes, accessible version
- View January 14, 2026 approved minutes, signed official version
November 12, 2025
- View November 12, 2025 approved minutes, accessible version
- View November 12, 2025 approved minutes, signed official version
September 10, 2025
- View September 10, 2025 approved minutes, accessible version
- View September 10, 2025 approved minutes, signed official version
Minutes from previous meetings are available at City Hall.
MHAC Subcommittees
Research Subcommittee: Lark Tribble, Judy Scamardo, Teresa Walker
Online Public Media Subcommittee: Jasmine Arambula, Chantelle Prejean, Michael Song
Historical Marker Subcommittee: Isaac Gian, Susan Thomas, Cynthia Herschkowitsch
Projects and Initiatives
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Historic Research Survey
- View Historic Resource Survey completed to establish a living document that can be updated as new information becomes available.
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Unveiling of Boatwright House Designation Marker
- The Boatwright House, also known as the Vintage House or the Pink House, was officially recognized as the oldest standing structure in the City with a historical designation marker.
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Historical Designation Cleanup
- Restoration efforts included cleaning markers, repainting deteriorated finishes, realigning markers, and bronzing older markers to support longevity and preservation.
Historic Preservation Ordinances
Historic Preservation Overlay District: View Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Article XX.3
Historical Designation Process: Parks and Recreation Ordinance, Chapter 133, Section 21 of the City Code of Ordinances
On May 6, 2003, City Council approved the Carrollton Heights Historic District zoning ordinance , which provides development regulations different from other residential districts.
Historic Preservation Links
- Open Historical Designation Marker Application
- Open Founding Family Acknowledgement Application
- Visit Peters Colony Historic Society
- View Our History video collection
Inquiries
City Staff Liaison: Contact Heather Smith, Recreation Manager
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